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Your beloved hosts take stock of the Bears at the end of the season, note all the many ways we exceeded expectations, and finally, look ahead at what could be for A PLAYOFF GAME AGAINST THE PACKERS AT HOME GUYS

 At this point basically everyone on earth who cares about the Bears enough to know who Tory Taylor is is also mad about him. "The Bears wasted a 4th round pick" is the rallying cry of basically everybody from  reddit , to Forbes writing him off as "just another punter" , to PFF giving our golden Aussie a bottom-6 grade for most of the season. Even beloved BWF-endorsed stats warlock Jonathan Wood labeled him as a " massive bust ": And even conversations among the most deranged of Bears fans have resulted in messages like this: Now, while I'm not gonna sit here and pretend like Tory Taylor's stats are lying and he actually is the secret best punter in NFL history, I am gonna comment on the pervasive talking point that taking a punter in the fourth round at all was an indefensible misuse of draft capital. Because it wasn't. It isn't. Taking a punter in the fourth round is a perfectly reasonable use of draft capital if he's a top tier pun...

  Your beloved hosts Coach Bob and Patrick discuss the odd peace fans are feeling as NFC North Champions after the loss against one of the best offenses in the NFL. Caleb is clearly A Guy, the Bears are clearly a perennial playoff team, and Collinsworth is clearly in need of taking his Mahomes magazine away from the broadcast booth. Will the loss affect the playoff seeding? Will the offense be healthy going into them? Will your hosts holiday broadcast after a near-lethal amount of eggnog make up for the terrible audio quality? Find out this time on BEAR WEATHER FANS

Last week, there was a whole bunch of talk about time to throw ("TTT") as a stat, of course in the context of Caleb Williams, of course also in bad faith. I made the wild claim on the podcast back when the season started that none of this was in good faith - the ranking of Caleb Williams as the 32nd best starting QB in the NFL (behind JJ McCarthy, a man whose entire NFL resume is tearing his ACL and putting on way too much eyeblack while he recovered), the claiming that Caleb was more of a scrambling QB than a pocket passer, the idea that he was already considered a bust - all of it, I was sure, was in bad faith. A performative dance from national media ball-knowers who understood the game, and understood that to drive clicks, the most surefire play to call was one that involved rage-baiting Bears fans with obvious bullshit, and watching the biggest fanbase in American sports media lose their goddam minds. I was wrong . Assuming the idiocy was intentional, planned, the work o...

 Beloved hosts of the BWF Podcast, Patrick & Coach Bob, discussed one of the many ( many ) staggering differences between how the current coaching staff coaches towards the finer points of the game - re, interceptions - and the old staff. But don't take their word for it! (Actually do, they're flawless), but here:

 We're at the (comically early) bye week! And seeing as the number one concern going into this season was how Caleb Williams could handle Ben Johnson's offense - ("can he play in structure? can he throw on time and, god willing, with anticipation instead of holding the ball and going into creation mode? can he stop taking so many goddamn sacks?"), let's go ahead and check on where Caleb's progress is at. Serious question - how would you measure a QB's success in avoiding negative plays? "Look at the tape!" the tape says whatever you want it to, if ESPN is to be believed, and anybody who comes away with a different conclusion than Colin Cowherd is apparently a hopeless homer soaked in idiocy and Malört ("aren't those synonyms?" heh, good one ). How about we keep it simple — total number of sacks, divided by total number of attempted passing snaps (Sk/(ATT + Sk):  2025 Sack Rate by QB (Through Week 4) "Well, that's all well a...